Seqioua- MAJOR REBUILD [3 stereo integrity ht 18s 3:1 4th c-pillar wall][3 audiopipe acpl 1500.1d]

Wood · September 11, 2014

Build looks sweet so far. Taking your time and doing it right, I like that.

Jump on the XS batt's, things are tanks. I run similar power to you, on a D4800 and an XP2000, with a Singer 220a alternator. On battery power I can play for a LONG while before falling into the 11's solid.

Thanks man. Yeah I was thinking about it but might have to go another route because how

Much they cost.

Look into Die Hard Platinum Marine grade batteries... there's a couple of members on here who are running them and they're running 58+ with minimal voltage drop.. I'm going to be running them myself... going to save about $150 between both batteries!!

boom50cal · September 11, 2014

Build looks sweet so far. Taking your time and doing it right, I like that.

Jump on the XS batt's, things are tanks. I run similar power to you, on a D4800 and an XP2000, with a Singer 220a alternator. On battery power I can play for a LONG while before falling into the 11's solid.

Thanks man. Yeah I was thinking about it but might have to go another route because how

Much they cost.

Look into Die Hard Platinum Marine grade batteries... there's a couple of members on here who are running them and they're running 58+ with minimal voltage drop.. I'm going to be running them myself... going to save about $150 between both batteries!!

The cost is an issue, I agree, but I would rather pay more to support a company that is a major contributor to the car audio industry than not. Plus, if you ever have an issue with XS batts, there's a subforum here that the XS guys will help you out in, in no time at all

But on the other hand, those Diehard's are no joke. I was HEAVILY considering those myself just for the cost. Getting them local is a big plus if you have a Sears around you. I just don't like the top terminal posts, I'd rather have a M6 terminal so buss bars are easier/lugs can be placed together.

Wood · September 11, 2014

Build looks sweet so far. Taking your time and doing it right, I like that.

Jump on the XS batt's, things are tanks. I run similar power to you, on a D4800 and an XP2000, with a Singer 220a alternator. On battery power I can play for a LONG while before falling into the 11's solid.

Thanks man. Yeah I was thinking about it but might have to go another route because how

Much they cost.

Look into Die Hard Platinum Marine grade batteries... there's a couple of members on here who are running them and they're running 58+ with minimal voltage drop.. I'm going to be running them myself... going to save about $150 between both batteries!!

The cost is an issue, I agree, but I would rather pay more to support a company that is a major contributor to the car audio industry than not. Plus, if you ever have an issue with XS batts, there's a subforum here that the XS guys will help you out in, in no time at all

But on the other hand, those Diehard's are no joke. I was HEAVILY considering those myself just for the cost. Getting them local is a big plus if you have a Sears around you. I just don't like the top terminal posts, I'd rather have a M6 terminal so buss bars are easier/lugs can be placed together.

They don't support my pockets LOL but seriously,the die hards are legit.. and one thing I don't like is the extra terminal BUT with CNF distro terminal blocks, it works out in my favor because I can use the top post for my factory terminal/fuse link and I can use the stud with the CNF blocks to use strictly for separate runs...

4bannger · September 12, 2014

Build looks sweet so far. Taking your time and doing it right, I like that.

Jump on the XS batt's, things are tanks. I run similar power to you, on a D4800 and an XP2000, with a Singer 220a alternator. On battery power I can play for a LONG while before falling into the 11's solid.

Thanks man. Yeah I was thinking about it but might have to go another route because how
Much they cost.

Look into Die Hard Platinum Marine grade batteries... there's a couple of members on here who are running them and they're running 58+ with minimal voltage drop.. I'm going to be running them myself... going to save about $150 between both batteries!!

Yeah you will save a lot of money going this route. I believe thoses are the batts raptorman was telling me about. From what I understand is if the batteries have a good ah to them they should work fine.

4bannger · September 12, 2014

Build looks sweet so far. Taking your time and doing it right, I like that.

Jump on the XS batt's, things are tanks. I run similar power to you, on a D4800 and an XP2000, with a Singer 220a alternator. On battery power I can play for a LONG while before falling into the 11's solid.

Thanks man. Yeah I was thinking about it but might have to go another route because how
Much they cost.

Look into Die Hard Platinum Marine grade batteries... there's a couple of members on here who are running them and they're running 58+ with minimal voltage drop.. I'm going to be running them myself... going to save about $150 between both batteries!!

The cost is an issue, I agree, but I would rather pay more to support a company that is a major contributor to the car audio industry than not. Plus, if you ever have an issue with XS batts, there's a subforum here that the XS guys will help you out in, in no time at all
But on the other hand, those Diehard's are no joke. I was HEAVILY considering those myself just for the cost. Getting them local is a big plus if you have a Sears around you. I just don't like the top terminal posts, I'd rather have a M6 terminal so buss bars are easier/lugs can be placed together.

The terminal style would be the only down fall I could see to them tough. For the cost you could almost do double of the die hards. Which would give you more bang for your buck all day

Wood · September 12, 2014

Build looks sweet so far. Taking your time and doing it right, I like that.

Jump on the XS batt's, things are tanks. I run similar power to you, on a D4800 and an XP2000, with a Singer 220a alternator. On battery power I can play for a LONG while before falling into the 11's solid.

Thanks man. Yeah I was thinking about it but might have to go another route because how
Much they cost.

Look into Die Hard Platinum Marine grade batteries... there's a couple of members on here who are running them and they're running 58+ with minimal voltage drop.. I'm going to be running them myself... going to save about $150 between both batteries!!

Yeah you will save a lot of money going this route. I believe thoses are the batts raptorman was telling me about. From what I understand is if the batteries have a good ah to them they should work fine.

LOL that wasn't only for me that was a suggestion for you too

4bannger · September 12, 2014

Build looks sweet so far. Taking your time and doing it right, I like that.

Jump on the XS batt's, things are tanks. I run similar power to you, on a D4800 and an XP2000, with a Singer 220a alternator. On battery power I can play for a LONG while before falling into the 11's solid.

Thanks man. Yeah I was thinking about it but might have to go another route because how
Much they cost.

Look into Die Hard Platinum Marine grade batteries... there's a couple of members on here who are running them and they're running 58+ with minimal voltage drop.. I'm going to be running them myself... going to save about $150 between both batteries!!
Yeah you will save a lot of money going this route. I believe thoses are the batts raptorman was telling me about. From what I understand is if the batteries have a good ah to them they should work fine.

LOL that wasn't only for me that was a suggestion for you too

Yeah I know lmfao I was just restating about the savings.

4bannger · September 12, 2014

This is somewhat unrelated but I figured I would share with you guys.

If you guys have ever taken a notice I am always using a Stanley fat max tape measure. I won't use any other brand tape measure. They are a little bit on the high side as far as price goes but I love the quality and feel of them. People say that are too bulky I just feel like that makes them that much more heavy duty. They have a great stand out and withstand any job you can throw at them.

I'm a carpenter by trade and do a lot of work so I'm a little rough on my tape measures with how much I use them. I have always saved my broken tape measures for an unknown reason, maybe I'm a horder. But them I discovered that Stanley offers a lifetime warranty on their hand tools.

So I sent the tape measures back 3 of which were mine and 2 that were my fathers. Yes this does seem like a lot of tape measures but that was a collection over like 2 years or hard work. And yesterday we got a package and they had replaced all the broken ones for brand new ones.

Idk about you guys but that just screams awesome customer service! If your in the market for a tape measure give them a try and I'm sure you will like them too.